Is it possible to "hear" the electrons in SSD disk drives?
I bought it off some guy on kijiji, but this thing makes a lot of racket. I swear it sounds like it's spinning up, but it's not an HDD disk drive. Maybe it's a bunch of electrons getting excited and spinning in unison? I read some forum I should check the control gate, but the disk uses torx screws and my drivers are all stripped because my torx isn't as good as Phillips.
Is it possible to "hear" the electrons in SSD disk drives?
John Nelson
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Gabriel Collins
>s it possible to "hear" the electrons in SSD disk drives?
Lincoln Sanchez
do you hear your cpu doing noise?
there are a lot more electrons moving in there
Ryan Baker
>I bought it off some guy on kijiji, but this thing makes a lot of racket. I swear it sounds like it's spinning up, but it's not an HDD disk drive.
bro you got scammed. its probably a laptop sized hdd put inside a SSD casing
Hudson James
Sshd contains both a SSD and HDD... Fucking moron...
Anthony White
if pic is related then you're a fucking idiot
Nathan Ramirez
That's what I thought too
Benjamin Powell
That Image you posted is a hybrid drive:
Instead of a 32/64/128MB DRAM cache, it has a 8/16/32GB NAND cache.
Works well enough after the "hot" data is migrated to the SSD portion, but it doesn't last nearly as long as either a straight-up SSD or HDD.
Asher Thomas
According to Newegg, st1000lm014 is this product newegg.com
it's got an 8GB "SSD" cache.